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Get yourself a work of art and support latest Prints for Wildlife fundraiser
By Beth Nicholls
Over 130 fantastic photographers are involved with the third edition of Prints for Wildlife, with the sale happening in 2 days!
(Image credit: Arnaud Legrand / Prints for Wildlife)
The Prints For Wildlife fundraiser is returning on August 28 for its third edition! The first two print sales were a huge success and managed to raise over $1.75 million for non-profit conservation organization, African Parks, that manage 20 national parks and protected wildlife areas across 11 different countries.
Images from more than 130 brilliant photographers, including none other than Will Burrard Lucas, Beverly Joubert, Ami Vitale, Gaël Ruboneka Vande weghe, Andrew Liu, Marsel van Oosten, and Karim Illya, will feature in the upcoming print fundraiser.
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The Prints for Wildlife (opens in new tab)2022 fundraising print sale will kick off on August 28, running for one month until September 25. Each participating photographer has donated one fine art print, some framed, and are coming together to sell limited numbers of wildlife photo prints at $100 each, with 100% of the profits going straight to helping conservation charities in Africa.
(Image credit: Andrew Liu / Prints for Wildlife)
Created and founded by photographers Marion Payr, and Pie Aerts, Prints for Wildlife launched for the first time in July 2020, taking note of how the devastating impacts of the global COVID-19 pandemic started to be seen across Africa's communities and wildlife areas. The first print sale in 2020 raised $660,000.
African Parks (opens in new tab) is a non-profit organization with a mission to protect and manage 30 parks by 2030, aiding in areas of conservation, rehabilitation, and wildlife protection. They also have the largest counter-poaching force in all of Africa and 1000 rangers providing safety for both animals and people. Tourism and enterprise is strongly encouraged by African Parks to aid in improving its national and local economies.
(Image credit: Clement Kiragu / Prints for Wildlife)
This year's fundraiser will feature more than 130 photos from acclaimed wildlife photographers such as Will Burrard Lucas, Beverly Joubert, Andrew Liu, Marsel van Oosten, Ami Vitale, Graeme Green, Joachim Schmeisser, Gaël Ruboneka Vande weghe, Karim Illya, Mia Collis, and Drew Doggett.
(Image credit: Lucia Griggi / Prints for Wildlife)
Purchasing a single print at US$100 will help African Parks in their latest mission to manage 30 protected areas – amounting to roughly 30 million hectares of wilderness across the continent. The organization currently protects 20 national parks including Kafue (Zambia), Akagera (Rwanda) and Liwonde (Malawi).
African Parks say it is looking to sign a number of new parks into its roster within the coming months and years ahead, including the Luengue-Luiana and Mavinga National Parks in Angola, as well as the Boma and Bandingilo National Parks in South Sudan. When managed effectively, these areas will safeguard biodiversity, promote conservation, and deliver valuable ecosystem services that aid human wellbeing.
(Image credit: Beverly Joubert / Prints for Wildlife)
Co-founder of Prints for Wildlife, Marion Payr (opens in new tab), is a travel photographer based in Austria and much of her career focuses on female and women empowerment, believing an equal representation of voices and images supports a vision of a united world.
She has an additional dedication to the art of travelling, and post-covid had the opportunity to visit African Parks' work in Akagera and Nyungwe National Parks in Rwanda in Summer 2022.
(Image credit: Saul Rivkind / Prints for Wildlife)
"The incredible success of Prints for Wildlife came as a much needed reminder that, even in times of crisis, humanity can come together to spread hope and do good for our planet." Shares Marion.
"Wildlife conservation, protecting valuable biomes and supporting communities has now found a place in the hearts and, with the stunning art of all the generous photographers, on the walls of thousands of homes across the globe."
(Image credit: Marion Payr / Prints for Wildlife)
Other co-founder of Prints for Wildlife, Pie Aerts (opens in new tab), is a Canon EMEA ambassador, and Dutch documentary and wildlife photographer with a particular interest in human-wildlife conflict stories. His photography explores the intricate relationship between animals, humans and nature, and the more increasingly distant we become from each other, searching for the cause of this disconnect through his lens.
(Image credit: Pie Aerts / Prints for Wildlife)
"The key to conservation is putting people at the heart of the solution. This is done through community programs supporting health, education, job security, and sustainable livelihoods. African Parks, and their community-first approach to conservation, is ensuring that the protected areas under their management are safe places where wildlife and people can flourish." Shares Pie.
He continues, "In safe places, magical things can happen. Therefore, choosing African Parks as our partner for this campaign was a no-brainer."
(Image credit: Marco Gaoitti / Prints for Wildlife)
Be sure to buy a limited edition art print captured by one of your favorite wildlife photographers, and help the Prints for Wildlife fundraiser by sharing one united goal: to aid in the growing of safe spaces where people and wildlife can flourish.
The sale and online store will not be live until August 28, but you can check out a sneak peek of the catalog (opens in new tab) by signing up with your email to Prints for Wildlife. Be sure to keep up to date with live talks from Prints for Wildlife (opens in new tab)via their Instagram.
(Image credit: Graeme Green / Prints for Wildlife)
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Beth Nicholls
A staff writer for Digital Camera World, Beth has an extensive background in various elements of technology with five years of experience working as a tester and sales assistant for CeX. After completing a degree in Music Journalism, followed by obtaining a Master's degree in Photography awarded by the University of Brighton, she spends her time outside of DCW as a freelance photographer specialising in live music events and band press shots under the alias 'bethshootsbands'.
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This is a new workshop designed for photographers with a working knowledge of the basics of Lightroom, but who want to advance to more creative and effective methods of image processing.
Participants should be using either Lightroom 6 or Lightroom Classic CC to be able to take full advantage of the techniques to be demonstrated as some are not available on older versions.
The Phototutor 6 Optional Processing steps for effective image processing and more.
Prerequisites: All participants should be capturing RAW data, own their own laptop and have Lightroom installed and activated on their computer, as well as some images on an external hard drive or memory card, ready for use during the session.
"THE FUNDAMENTALS OF WORKING WITH LAYERS IN PHOTOSHOP"
In this workshop, we teach you the principles of working with layers in Photoshop, how to make selective adjustments using adjustment layers and masks for a non-destructive workflow. We teach you how to evaluate your images to decide where you need to make adjustments and refinements.
Prerequisites: All Participants will need their own laptop and have Lightroom and Photoshop installed and activated. You should be familiar with the essentials of image processing in Lightroom. You will need to bring some images on an external hard drive or memory card, ready for use during the session.
"FROM LIGHTROOM TO PHOTOSHOP AND BACK"
This is our most popular course. We cover the advanced processing steps in Lightroom and Photoshop, including the preferred tools and processing, followed by adding refinements and enhancements in Photoshop. We also teach you the basics of working with the NIK by Google plug ins for Photoshop and how to integrate them into your workflow.
We will teach you how to make the two programs work together and how to keep everything updated and synchronised between the Lightroom catalogue and Photoshop.
In this session, we will teach you the important tools necessary to evaluate your own images and decide how and where to carry out the enhancements needed to refine your images. This session is a good lead in to our more advanced workshop covered in Session 4.
Prerequisites: All participants should be familiar with Lightroom's modules and use of layers in Photoshop. Participants will need their own laptop with Lightroom and Photoshop installed and some sample images available for processing during the session.
This is a new workshop that includes some advanced techniques that will add the "wow" factor into your images. We teach advanced skills gleaned from working with some of the leading Australian photographers.
We will include techniques for advanced blending and editing, demonstrate where Photoshop is "broken" and how to fix it to work for your image making. We will also cover some theory about the use of colour in your images and see how we can learn from the old masters of painting and use their techniques to create the illusion of the 3rd dimension in your photographs.
This workshop will help you take your photography to the next level of skill and is an ideal lead in to our printing master class, where we teach how to translate the image into a stunning work of art.
Prerequisites: All participants should be familiar with the use of layers in Photoshop. Participants will need their own laptop with Lightroom and Photoshop installed and some sample images available for processing during the session.
In this workshop, we will teach you how to take your processed image files and print them using your own Epson or Canon printer. Participants will have the opportunity to print their own images during the workshop after we teach you how to maximise the quality and settings for printing. We will have on hand our own Epson Printers for use during the workshop and a variety of papers to use for printing. This workshop will teach you how to print your own images to the highest standard possible.
Prerequisites: All participants will to have their own laptop with Photoshop installed and activated, plus some sample images to prepare for printing.
WORKSHOP NAME - Please use the workshop Number and name, eg: No 1 "From Capture to Output"
An email confirmation will be sent to confirm registration after receipt of your payment.
Please use the Paypal payment option below to make payment for the selected workshop.
** Discount: A discount of $20 per workshop is available to current financial members of Lane Cove Creative Photography and previous workshop participants only.
· All fees to be paid in full at the time of booking. Your place on the workshop will be confirmed after receipt of your payment.
· Courses are available on a first come basis. Workshops will run for a minimum of 6 participants.
· No refunds or cancellations if less than 4 weeks from the workshop date.
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Chris Godwin's incredible comeback approaching multiple milestones
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This time last year, Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin had barely started his long road to recovery after tearing his ACL in a Week 15 loss to the New Orleans Saints.
With the Bucs about to head into another playoff run this time around, Godwin's incredible comeback is set to eclipse a couple of impressive milestones.
Godwin needs just two receptions in Sunday's regular-season finale against the Atlanta Falcons to become just the second player in Bucs history to catch 100 passes in a season (Keyshawn Johnson), and he's just 32 yards away from a 1,000-yard season.
That's quite the feat for a player who's barely a year removed from such a serious injury, but Godwin's amazing recovery process had him back in the starting lineup for Week 1 this season, just shy of nine months after the injury.
Godwin has played his way back to full confidence, and has proven himself to still be one of the most important players on Tampa Bay's roster. Having him in the lineup this time should make a huge difference as the Bucs hope to chase another Lombardi Trophy.
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Before you say anything, no I don't mean hard or soft taco shells! This is not that sort of debate. My boyfriend and I decided to have tacos for dinner one evening. Now in this particular instance, we had everything we needed except for the taco shells. So off to the supermarket to grab what we needed off the shelf. Now one would think this would be a simple process, but it didn't turn out to be. We stood in the aisle for what seemed like ages debating over the various options that were in front of us as we found ourselves boarded by multiple items at varying prices.
Let me first give you some background. For those not aware, I am allergic to gluten and dairy (which already limits the option of wheat based soft taco shells). I have also always been very pro brand name items. Sometimes the thought of a supermarket home brand makes me want to hide slightly at the checkout or if I'm buying an item to take along to a group event I'll stick with a branded item. However, back to the tacos.
The big question was, how much did we want to spend? I immediately ruled out the most expensive soft tacos (no way did we need to spend that much for what we intended to be a cheap meal). I suddenly felt myself leaning towards the supermarket branded shells, but there was something holding me back… I sometimes find I feel guilty when I buy generic items as opposed to a name brand. The main reason being is that I feel the brand names innovate and develop new products and the store bands just 'knock them off' at a lower price driving the brand names out of business. Giving this more thought, I suppose this is true to an extent but not in every situation. There are certain gluten and dairy free items that I've only ever seen as a store brand. Maybe I'm overthinking it?
Perhaps there are times when it is prudent to buy a name brand item and other times where a supermarket label is more than sufficient. Maybe it depends on the item meaning it isn't such a black and white yay or nay to supermarket brands.
Back to the taco debate, we decided on the supermarket brand taco shells. The cheapest option for what turned out to be exactly the same product. I personally noticed no difference between those and the name brand and my partner thought the supermarket branded version was actually better. Go figure.
How do you feel about supermarket bands vs. brand names?


Perfect trips for you who have two weeks of holidays during the European Summer and want a good handful of Sri Lanka. Go on a train ride and take in the mountainous surroundings as the train slowly pushes through the mist. Walk to World's End, go surfing in Arugam Bay and explore Yala National Park on a jungle ride. From mountains high to the ocean blue - Sri Lanka give you an outstanding invitation to come back again.
Day 2: Colombo to Kandy, Train ride to kandy.
Enjoy the smallvillage and the waterfall passing by.
Start early before you see the sun and head for a drive to enter the jungle as quick as possible. Enjoy the ride (With Pvt Jeep and Guide) inside the park. Yala (Ruhuna) National Park, situated in the south east corner of the island, is home to the greatest variety of Sri Lanka's wildlife. Its varying habitats, consisting of scrub plains, jungles, rocky outcrops, fresh water lakes, rivers and beaches.
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Searching for Special Snapdragons in the Spanish Pyrenees
A rare "hybrid zone" of interbreeding flowers is luring curious biologists year after year.
by Lindsay Patterson August 23, 2018
Snapdragons (Antirrhinum majus) in the curious hybrid zone of the Pyrenees. Professor Enrico Coen
At a lodge high in the Spanish Pyrenees, a stone's throw from France, biologist Nick Barton and his field crew huddled around a small printout of a Google satellite map. The map showed a hybrid zone, a small patch of land just over a mile wide, where magenta snapdragon flowers meet yellow snapdragon flowers, and interbreed into an explosion of color—every combination of white, pink, and orange. It's a natural experiment that's been running for thousands of years, and Barton and his crew are here to collect the data.
"Were there many flowers on Rainbow Road?" asked graduate student Lenka Matejovicova, referring to one of two roads that runs through the hybrid zone.
"One," answered Barton. "It's very sad. They seem to be quite behind this year."
Barton would know. He's been here for nine consecutive summers, directing field crews in a long-term study of the hybrid zone. He's British, but works in Austria at the Institute of Science and Technology as a theoretical biologist—which means that he's interested in uncovering the broad rules that govern biology. Snapdragons are the perfect model organism, because they express their genetic characteristics so visually. That's why they were studied by Gregor Mendel, the father of plant genetics. But snapdragons are not the only species with hybrid zones. In the past, Barton has studied grasshoppers, toads, and butterflies.
Patient researchers examining snapdragons. Lindsay Patterson
"Most of the species you look at, whether they're birds, or mammals, or whatever, you often find that there are subspecies, or distinct populations, that meet each other and form these narrow hybrid zones," explains Barton. "It's a very common phenomenon. One of the reasons for studying them is that it's visually very striking. I want to know, why is there such a sharp separation? Suddenly, it changed from one to the other. What's doing that?"
To figure out why the color divide exists, Barton and his collaborators are attempting to do something that's rare in nature: Create a hybrid family tree. Their goal is to trace each individual flower back to its parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, and so on, for generations and generations, with data that would turn human genealogists green with envy. The family tree will help biologists understand why some traits are passed on while others die out, and ultimately, how plants become separate species.
By mapping out the relationships of the wacky offspring between magenta and yellow snapdragons, scientists can tease out the mechanics and patterns of biology. They can make connections between the genes of individuals that have lots of offspring, and those that don't. They can study the behavior of pollinators, and climate, and all kinds of variation in the environment, year after year. They can test their theories about how nature works, across hundreds of thousands of data points.
Yellow and magenta snapdragons. Lindsay Patterson
Essentially, this stretch of roadside in the Pyrenees is the perfect natural laboratory. "Nature has done the crossing for you," Barton says. There's no need for long days spent breeding new specimens. "It makes it possible to do all sorts of things you couldn't do artificially." In other words, the snapdragons are running the experiment. But collecting the data is still a lot of human work.
Once the morning's route was decided, the all-female field crew of eight piled into a van and set off down a two-lane road. They donned reflective yellow vests and carried grocery bags loaded with labeled tags, plastic bottles for sampling, and satellite-connected surveying instruments called Trimbles. To the motorists, they looked like a highly specialized cleanup crew. But they were hunting for snapdragons.
It was mid-June—peak snapdragon season. Usually the hybrid zone was ablaze with the snapdragon's popcorn-shaped blooms at that time. But that day, it took a trained eye to spot them. It was Carina Baskett's first day. She walked along the thin shoulder of the mountain road with grad student Louise Arathoon, scanning the green landscape. After a few minutes, they spotted a lone white snapdragon on the downward slope towards the river. They climbed over the guardrail and carefully made their way down to the plant. Upon close inspection, the snapdragon's' popcorn-sized flowers were marked by dainty yellow and pink accents. A true hybrid.
Tagging flowers along the Rainbow Road. Lindsay Patterson
Baskett held the bag of tags and bottles, while Louise readied the Trimble. "This will start searching for GPS coordinates," Louise explained. Baskett read off the code on the tag and looped it around the base of the plant. This is what would create new pins on the satellite map, and forever tie the plant to its data. Then began the data collection process, including counting the number of flowers on each stem and measuring the flower's height.
It wasn't hard to understand why Barton refers to collection as "the ritual." Baskett kept finding old tags around dead stems, a remnant of the flowers, and the scientists, who'd occupied the hybrid zone in previous years.
The ritual has already yielded some high-profile discoveries in plant genetics. Enrico Coen of the John Innes Centre in Norwich, England, the biologist who first discovered the hybrid zone, published a paper in the journal Science last November explaining what maintains the sharp distinction between magenta and yellow snapdragons. He found that the gene that controls the yellow coloration uses a tool called small RNA to express itself, which the other subspecies doesn't have. It pointed to how subspecies find different solutions to the same goal—becoming common enough to attract pollinators. It appears that the hybrids are not as successful, because they simply look strange to the bees they need to appeal to.
Some of the many samples that have been collected from the hybrid zone. Lindsay Patterson
By the time every snapdragon in that morning's section of hybrid zone had been spotted, tagged, and sampled that morning, it was time for lunch. The van headed back up to the lodge with samples from 20 snapdragons.
Over a typically Spanish spread of cheese, meat, and bread at an outdoor table overlooking the mountains, Barton told the story of a field crew member from a few years back, who showed up to work without knowing what a snapdragon looked like. He had thought he would be searching for lizards.
"Did he stay the whole season?" someone asked.
"He did," Barton answered proudly.
The work of tagging and measuring may get mundane, even boring, and last for years. But when the snapdragon hybrid family tree is complete, it will mean that some of the most interesting questions about biology, evolution, and nature can be answered. Not a bad way to spend a summer, when you think about it.
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VIDEO: Hajduk Split sign former international Nikola Kalinić
SPLIT, 7 February 2022 – Hajduk Split have announced the signing of former Croatian international Nikola Kalinić today.
Kalinić returns to Poljud stadium after more than 12 years and will wear the number 9 shirt again. The 34-year-old arrives as a free agent after terminating his contract with Serie A side Hellas Verona.
Kalinić grew up in the Hajduk system, going through all age categories at the club's academy and becoming one of its most recognisable products in the recent history.
He played a total of 79 official matches for the first team and scored 44 goals. He left Poljud in 2009 in a then record transfer to English club Blackburn.
Over the past 13 season he also played for the Ukrainian side Dnipro, Italian Serie A clubs Fiorentina, AC Milan and Roma, and for the Atletico Madrid in Spain. In his career, he scored over 170 goals. He also represented Croatia 42 times, scoring 15 goals.
"We all know very well what a accomplished footballer he is, he played for some of the world's biggest clubs in the strongest leagues at the highest level of football. Nikola is now returning to his club, full of motivation to help us in the fight for trophies. That says enough about what kind of person he is, because despite more generous offers and the opportunity to stay in Italy, he chose to return to his football home. His appearance, personality and, in the end, the most important thing, and that is football quality, will bring a lot to our team. Not only in terms of football, but also in terms of being a role model, leader and he will help the whole team to rise to a higher level," sports director Mindaugas Nikolicius said for Hajduk.hr.
"Returning to Hajduk is a special moment in my life. I signed contracts with many clubs, big clubs, played for them, but Hajduk is the greatest for all of us who grew up here and we are emotionally attached to it. This is where I grew up, the place where I gained my football affirmation, in the end this is where I was born and this is where my people are. I will do my best to cheer up everyone who breathes for Hajduk and keep this moment and the emotion around the club as long as possible," said Kalinić, who will presented at Poljud stadium today.
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It is part of the Al Jazeera media network. The television channel broadcasts in Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian 20 hours daily. It broadcasts Al Jazeera programs in English with subtitles the rest of the day.
The station broadcasts news, analysis and events as well as documentaries, live debates, current affairs, business, technology, and sports highlights.
The network serves viewers in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Slovenia.
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Al Jazeera Balkans brings regional and global news, and reports on the region to viewers who follow Al Jazeera Media Network's programs around the world.
Al Jazeera was launched in 1996 as the first independent Arab information channel in the world. Ten years later, in November 2006, Al Jazeera launched an English-language program. It was the first such global program to be broadcast from the Middle East.
Al Jazeera is the first global media house to come to this area, becoming the first regional news channel. In addition to the world, it also brings its very high standards, among other things, accurate, fast and objective reporting. Al Jazeera also brings a reputation for uncompromising and courageous reporting, for which it is known worldwide.
Al Jazeera Balkans is owned by Al Jazeera Media Network - a multimedia and multinational conglomerate that owns all Al Jazeera news channels, several specialized programs (from documentaries to children's) and a network of globally prestigious sports programs - beIN. Al Jazeera news programs currently have 82 centers around the world, making this network the largest in the world after the BBC.
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BN Music is available via cable systems throughout the former Yugoslavia, via satellite and exclusive IPTV platform offering a special "BN package." The channel has special programs intended for members of the Bosnian and Serbian diaspora living in EU countries.
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THE MODERATOR: Questions, please.
Q. Do you guys mind just telling us again how and why you got together, how and when you got together?
BARBORA STRYCOVA: We got together, like, 10 minutes to 12:00 before the sign-in. Because we didn't know that if we get in then we kind of, like, switch. It was so complicated. But then we sign up again and then we let it go, and then this happened. It's great we sign up together (smiling).
Q. How tough was that match? Windy conditions. They are such a tough team. How did you get it through?
BARBORA STRYCOVA: It was tough, because it was first time for us to play on center. And like you said, it was very tricky conditions. So you have to focus much more on your service game to put first serves in a lot, like, more percentage than normal.
Yeah, you have to play just a little bit differently. Against the wind, we tried to use more lobs. Yeah, we were maybe little better in these tricky points.
Q. How do you do it when you don't know each other well enough on the court? How do you put it together like that so well?
SU-WEI HSIEH: I mean, Barbora just crush all the volleys. So I just focus to put in my ball on the baseline. So I was feeling better after the first match. We are going better and better.
BARBORA STRYCOVA: Yeah. Every match we play better and better. But we know each other. Like, we are same age, and we played juniors together. And, like, we don't know each other maybe so much to play, like, together, but off the court we know each other very well.
Q. What is it about your personalities that make you a good match?
BARBORA STRYCOVA: Well, she's very calm and I'm very emotional, and it fits (smiling). So she makes me, like, being, like, calm and think a little bit, and then take it easy.
That works for me. Yeah.
SU-WEI HSIEH: I cannot be emotional.
BARBORA STRYCOVA: No, she cannot (smiling).
Q. There has been so much power in women's doubles in the last few years. What do you think it says that your brand of tennis and Su-Wei's style combined can still win big titles like this?
BARBORA STRYCOVA: That you don't have to have so much power to win tournaments or matches. That you can overcome the power with, like, tricky points to think how you plan the point every time. And when you cross, you can play serve and volley.
So it still works and it's nice. It's a little bit maybe we play old-school tennis, but it's still working.
Q. Is there a chance you'll play together again?
BARBORA STRYCOVA: We might. We don't know yet.
Q. You were the only one out there that has not won this trophy before.
BARBORA STRYCOVA: Yeah.
Q. What does it mean to actually be a part of a championship team?
BARBORA STRYCOVA: Well, it's great. It's the biggest tournament in doubles I won, and it feels awesome. To play, to have Su-Wei next to me, it was really special.
When I was serving out the match, I was a little bit shaky, but I was serving it good, so I was very happy that we won that game easy.
Q. You have been working with David since the start of the season. What kind of improvements do you feel like you have made with him specifically either tactically or mentally being able to serve out the match?
BARBORA STRYCOVA: Well, he is very good coach. We try to work every day on something different.
But I think from the beginning of the season I improve my serve a bit, and he tries me to play more aggressive and come in and use serve and volley and to use my volleys much more.
Q. Translating to your singles game, how is this helping?
BARBORA STRYCOVA: So much. It helps so much. It helps, like, to return, to try to come in, like I said before, and to practice volleys.
It's good for my singles, like, because my coach is teaching me that, and then he tries to force me to all the time come in. Because at the net I feel great, but sometimes I'm a little bit passive.
Doubles helps me to see myself I can play the volley any time.
Q. You have been so close to Singapore the last few seasons in doubles.
BARBORA STRYCOVA: I was.
Q. How much would it mean to you to have a full-time partnership? Not to put too much pressure on you to say yes or no.
SU-WEI HSIEH: Oh, no pressure.
BARBORA STRYCOVA: No pressure for me (smiling).
SU-WEI HSIEH: We play. We enjoy tennis. Even we get (indiscernible), and then we play again and will be happy. If not, then we keep looking next time to play each other to have some fun.
You know, in doubles it's most important is you enjoy the game. I think doubles is different from singles. Singles you need to get more power, you're going to run more. But doubles you see other team, you're happy, you enjoy it. Doesn't matter you win this time or lose this time. We just enjoy it and play some good tennis.
BARBORA STRYCOVA: See? She's so calm.
Q. Other than the win today, what are some of your favorite memories of this event?
BARBORA STRYCOVA: This one. I mean, winning a final like this in two sets, it's the nicest memory I had from this tournament.
But from every match we played, there were some moments, like, she is playing amazing tennis, such balls that I am, like, standing there with open mouth and how she can do that?
It's really something very special. These moments are here that you work for, and then just to enjoy it. It's nice. And it was nice two weeks.
Q. Can you talk about what you like specifically about Indian Wells? About this tournament?
BARBORA STRYCOVA: I like the tournament because it's very smooth. It's no hectic, no drama. It's just, like, the tournament director, all the volunteers caring about us. Like, it's very easy. Like, we have everything ready, everything is prepared. Also the practice court we can practice any time.
It's very, for me, it's one of the best tournaments. It's close to the hotel. We don't have to travel, don't have to stay in the traffic. It's very nice.
Q. Do you have any special celebrations planned for tonight?
BARBORA STRYCOVA: I'm flying.
SU-WEI HSIEH: So we will try.
BARBORA STRYCOVA: Yeah, she will open the wine for me tonight.
Q. Do you know who you will play with in Miami for doubles?
SU-WEI HSIEH: Miami I will play with Monica Niculescu. At the last moment I try to work this out. I play with Monica and you play with Andrea. But because of some of the rule problems, so we say, Okay, we stay like this.
BARBORA STRYCOVA: Because she's supposed to play with Monica here and me with Andrea, but there was some rule changes. We couldn't switch. So we say, Okay, we will play together, and they will play together. So this is how we end up.
Q. Do you believe in fate given the way you entered into this tournament?
BARBORA STRYCOVA: I do, if you give positive energy. And like Su-Wei said, if you just enjoy and don't put so much pressure but you go for it, it can happen, good things. And it happened (smiling).
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this the header of my csv file.. after : you can see one blank space like my csv file header also contain one column with  header blank.how can remove by updating following code??
feature_list = ""
root_flag = 'false'
fvt_length = 0

output_file="/home/user/Project/Dataset/unigram_FVT.csv"

feature_vector_file1 = "/home/user/Project/Dataset/BST_unigram.txt"
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    read_list =  re.sub( '\s+', ' ',read_list).strip()
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    unigram_list=list(set(read_list.split(" ")))

    for i in range(0,len(unigram_list)):
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Option 1 : doesn't he?
Detailed Solution
The correct answer is 'doesn't he?'.
The given sentence is in the form of a question tag. A question tag is a very short clause at the end of a statement that changes the statement into a question.
Here, the verb is 'works' which doesn't have any helping verb so we must use 'to do' form in the tag.
Here, the sentence is in present tense and Ram is singular.
'does' is used for singular nouns in the present tense.
As the main clause is positive, the question tag is negative.
So, 'doesn't he?' is the correct word for the blank.
So the correct sentence is, Ram works hard, doesn't he?
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If the main clause is positive, the question tag is negative, and if the main clause is negative, it's positive.
'does he' is wrong because the sentence is also positive.
'do' is used for plural nouns except for 'I', 'we', 'you'.
'isn't he' is wrong as 'is' is not present in the sentence.
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"Integrating Hybrid Cloud" will focus on enabling participants to add data management and cloud fundamentals to their IT programs and courses. The content familiarizes participants with NetApp hybrid cloud, Microsoft Azure, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) solutions and demonstrates how these solutions work.
"Preparing to Teach the Internet of Things" will have participants "get their hands dirty" by walking through various lab assignments in support of IoT/IoE technologies. Labs will consist of both "high-touch" and virtual. All of the exercises demonstrated and performed during this course can be done in a typical networking classroom/lab (such as A+, Network+ or Cisco).
"vSphere 6.5 Install, Configure, Manage" is VMware's most popular course. It features intensive hands-on training that focuses on installing, configuring, and managing VMware vSphere® 6, which includes VMware ESXi™ 6.5 and VMware vCenter Server™ 6.5. This course prepares attendees to administer a vSphere infrastructure for an organization of any size and forms the foundation for most other VMware technologies in the software-defined data center.
For tracks that are currently closed, please remember that you can register on the WAIT LIST and be added to the closed track if room opens up before Friday. We expect some attendees to cancel this week, which means space will probably open in closed tracks.
The goal is for Working Connections attendees to take what they learn back to their home schools for immediate implementation, either by creating a new class or by updating an existing class. Each January, longitudinal surveys go out to every Working Connection attendee from the previous five years to measure actual classroom impact. For the National Science Foundation (the CTC's funding agency), it's not enough to simply hold a training event. Work must be done to try and explore the impact of that event and the difference it made.
Here's a quick summary of the January 2018 Working Connections longitudinal surveys, which asked questions to attendees from 2013-2017 Working Connections events.
75% of attendees selected a track that they were not already teaching, which means they are introducing new topics and skills their students might not otherwise receive.
49% of attendees were still teaching their track topic through the 2017-18 school year – including 53% of attendees from the 2013 Working Connections event – illustrating the lasting value of this training.
57% of attendees reported using the Working Connections training to update course materials, while 50% (attendees could answer more than once) used the training to change or update classroom exercises.
18% used their Working Connections training to create a new program, certificate, or course.
If one steps back and looks at the cumulative history of these January longitudinal surveys (which started in 2008), the larger picture of the ongoing impact becomes clear. Working Connections attendees report that they have taught over 108,200 students in 3600 classes in their track topic areas.


A mecca for extreme snowsports enthusiasts, Chamonix is France's oldest ski resort, holding the first Winter Olympics back in 1924. The ski resort encompasses four different areas over 4 mountains – Grands Montets, Balme-Tour-Vallorcine, Brevent-Flegere and Les Houches. With only an hour transfer from Geneva, it is a very popular destination for short breaks. But its separate ski areas are mainly interlinked by public transport so it does require some planning and bus hopping to ski its terrain.
The Mont Blanc Unlimited lift pass not only gives you access to all areas in the Chamonix valley, but also a day in Verbier, Courmayeur and Megève.
Although Chamonix has a reputation for its challenging skiing, it also offers gentle slopes that are great for intermediates and beginners. Beginners should head to Balme le Tour for gentle slopes after graduating from the nursery slopes at village level. Les Houches is also good for intermediates with long tree lined runs with views of the Mont Blanc chain and also home to the Le Kandahar World Cup ski race. Intermediates should also go to Brevent-Flegere has sunny gullies and is the only lift linked resorts in the Chamonix area.
For long and challenging runs seeing vertical drops and descents up to 2,100m, Les Grands Montets is the place to go. The cable car up allows access to the glacier, known for snow quality and coverage all season round and reaches a summit of 3,295m.
For off piste skiing, go up to the top by the Aiguille du Midi. This is expert-only territory with no marked pistes but anyone can enjoy lunch at the Restaurant Le 3842 and take in the views of the Mont Blanc Massif, the Mer de Glace and Chamonix valley. We recommend having a mountain guide to get around the mountain and in particular if you are looking to ski off piste terrain.
The Vallée Blanche has a long standing reputation amongst skiers, starting at the top of the Aiguille Midi. It's an unmaintained and unpisted route descending 22km all the way back to Chamonix, so having guide is the safest way to tackle this run, as you'll need a rope at the start of run when walking across the arête.
Best for beginners and intermediates with 7 reds and 11 blue runs, whilst at the back of the Le Tour there is superb off-piste opportunities that are great for snowboarders. Wooded, steeper runs can be found on the Tete de Balme's north side.
Les Houches can be seen as the beginner's area of Chamonix, but it does have some long, steep runs such as the black run 'Verte', home to the Kandahar World Downhill Ski Championships. The blue Aillouds is a beautiful tree lined run, perfect for a nice long cruise down a 9km descent. Be sure to stop off and have a break or some lunch at one of the cafes and restaurants amongst the tree line.
The Charles Bozon run at the top of the Brevent cable car is a great one for experienced skiers. Its high altitude also means its snow conditions are excellent as it's non-pisted, making it an ideal run to practice your carving techniques.
Despite its low altitude at 1035m, 90% of the ski area is located above 2000m, making Chamonix a snow-sure resort.
If you prefer walking or snowshoeing, then ski holidays in Chamonix have just what you need to enjoy high mountain scenery: discover the Mer de Glace with the picturesque cog railway of Montenvers, take Europe's highest cablecar to the top of the Aiguille du Midi, ride on the Tramway du Mont-Blanc, France's highest cog railway, fly over the Mont-Blanc range with Chamonix Mont-Blanc Helicopters - or simply enjoy the 17 km of footpaths which take you deep into the winter landscape. For a change of scenery, the Chamonix Bus Company offers day trips to beautiful nearby cities such as Annecy, Geneva (Switzerland) and Aosta (Italy).
There is also a wide selection of traditional cafés and tempting pastry shops along with 14 bars, 80 restaurants, 100 shops and 7 discotheques. The world-class casino in the centre of town will tempt the gambler in you with black jack, roulette and slot machines of the purest tradition. The Vox Cinema delights movie goers with all the latest films - and frequently in the original version.
The centre of Chamonix is a pedestrian-only area and there is a good choice of interesting shops and galleries to explore. On bad weather days, wander along the River Arve and stop off for a hot chocolate at one of the cafes or pay a visit to the Alpine Museum to learn more about the area. There is a swimming pool at the sports centre along with a sauna, jacuzzi and steam room and an Olympic-sized covered ice rink here.
Chamonix is not lacking in upmarket shops and good restaurants, such as Albert Premier with its two Michelin stars. For a more reasonable meal, head to La Maison Carrier (sister restaurant to Albert Premier) with in a lovely rustic chalet for fantastic regional dishes and views of Mont Blanc.
MBC is a great microbrewery and restaurant for a fun evening out with live music on some evenings and a selection of ales and lagers brewed directly behind the bar.
The staff are really nice. The hotel has the best location.
The most exciting Vallée in the world. So much great skiing and adventure. Most people neglect the ski areas of Brevent and Flegere right in town and go to the ski mecca of Grand Montets up the road in Argentiere but they are missing some of the best stuff. This is one ski area you will never be bored in. Authentic, exciting, lively, and best of all, challenging !


2And Nig, his dog, constant companion, solace and friend.
5With Nig for partner, bed-fellow, comrade in drink.
6In the morning of life I knew aspiration and saw glory.
10Living with Nig in a room back of a dingy office.
12Our story is lost in silence. Go by, mad world!


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Give Layla Zoe a stage and she'll show you magic. In a world of choreography and autotune, this is one performer who does it the old-fashioned way, digging deep, summoning a smoke-and-whisky vocal, leaving it all on the stage and sending breathless fans out into the night to spread the word. "For me," says Layla, "there is nothing as satisfying as being on stage with my band, giving my heart to the fans, through music. I like to write songs, I enjoy being in the studio, but the live shows are the reason I love my job so much."
"She's created probably the biggest buzz vocally of any singer I've heard about in years in Toronto," noted late blues great and friend Jeff Healey. On stage with luminaries from Henrik Freischlader to Sonny Landreth, singing gospel on the streets of Germany with the incredible Susan Tedeschi, winning the Vocalist of the year award in 2016 at the European Blues Awards, and releasing thirteen albums to date are just a few of the moments worth mentioning of Zoe's long and dedicated career in the blues.
Layla's once-in-a-generation voice and livewire stagecraft might be the chief focal point for the fans, journalists and critics in the audience these days. But Layla started out with humble beginnings singing in school musicals in Vancouver, BC, performing with her father's band at age 15, and speaking at local poetry readings on Commercial Drive in the early 90's. Born in Victoria, BC in the late 70's, Layla was raised on Vancouver Island, absorbing her father's record collection and his deep love for the blues.
After years of singing with local bar bands, trying out new original songs at the local weekend coffee houses, attending blues workshops and a year of the Jazz Vocal program at Malaspina College (Diana Krall) in Nanaimo, BC, Layla would finally self release her first EP "You Will." Produced by Alec Watson (Michelle Wright, Great Big Sea), Layla released the limited edition EP at the Vancouver Island Music Festival in 2005.
Between 2006-2008 she would go on to work with Chris Raines, a guitarist living on Vancouver island, to release on her next albums "Shades of Blue" (2006) and "Hoochie Coochie Woman" (2007) featuring blues originals and cover songs. Layla went on to be nominated for and win the best vocalist award at the Vancouver Island Music Awards, sing with Jeff Healey in Toronto at his club, and win the Compo 10 Blues Songwriting competition in Finland.
In 2009 Layla self-produced and released "The Firegirl" a fully original acoustic album penned with songs from the heart, recorded in her mother's house, showcasing Dallas Neudorf on guitar and Layla on piano and vocals. Later that year Layla would be invited to sing on stage for the first time in Germany at the Grolsch Blues festival where she would be matched with a back-up band featuring Henrik Freischlader, and Tommy Schneller.
Owner of the independent record label "Cable Car Records", Henrik Freischlader invited Layla to sign to his label in 2010, and together they made three critically acclaimed albums: "Sleep Little Girl" (2011), "The Lily" (2013 -voted one of the "top albums of the year" by Downbeat Magazine, USA), and "Live at Spirit of 66" (2015) which received rave reviews as Zoe's first double live album, recorded in one of her favourite venues in Belgium. Over the years touring in Europe became more and more frequent for Zoe, more so than working in her home country of Canada. In 2013 she started living in Germany continuing to perform in new countries all over Europe.
In 2016 Layla Zoe signed with the esteemed blues label "Ruf Records" owned by Thomas Ruf, and went on to tour the United States for the first time as a featured artist in Ruf's "Blues Caravan" and released "Breaking Free" (2016) produced by guitarist Jan Laacks and featuring longtime friend Sonny Landreth as a guest. Zoe was nominated and won the "Best Vocalist of 2016" at the European Blues Awards.
In 2017 with the help of Ruf Records Layla released her first live CD/DVD as part of the "Songs from the Road" series, recorded live in Nürnberg, Germany.
In 2018 Layla performed alongside John Mayall, Coco Montoya and Walter "Wolfman" Washington at the Mahindra Blues festival in Mumbai, India.
After crowdfunding her most recent album "GEMINI", Layla went on to release the independent double album to critical acclaim on October 5, 2018.
Fans, journalists, radio DJs and colleagues alike, calling it her "Best album yet."
"Everyone needs to own a copy of Gemini before they die."-Mike Smith (UK)
"Music that comes from the deepest part of a human soul."-3SongsBonn (Germany)
"Gemini isn't just good, it's exciting!" - Rock Doctor (Canada)
"Gemini offers up powerful statements on many levels. Interesting, moving and thought-provoking throughout."-Blues Blast Magazine (USA)
"Deep, powerful, and kicking ass!" - John Emms (Canada)
"With the double album Gemini, the Canadian blues singer Layla Zoe proves herself to be one of the most interesting, souliest blues singers and songwriters of the moment."-Pop Magazine Heaven (Netherlands)
Layla has performed at some of the biggest blues, jazz, and folk festivals in the world, released thirteen albums to date, been on stage with some of the greatest blues legends of our time and continues to impress audiences all over the world with her humble but passionate personality and stage presence. Layla Zoe currently resides in the Netherlands and performs with an international band.


A letter to Santa from two years ago LauraC | How Do You Do It?
Two years ago was Nate and Alex's first Christmas and they were seven months old. It was also their first cold and flu season in group day care.
I don't remember much of December 2006, between the twins, the endless ear infections, the reflux, the torticollis physical therapy appointments, the helmet casting, The Time The Ped Diagnosed Them With RSV And I Freaked Out, the sick crying babies being up all night crying, stomach flu (yep, stomach flu AND ear infections AND possible RSV), and oh yeah, twins. Frankly, I don't remember much of winter 2006-2007, except what I wrote on my blog.
Before erasing the list, I had to take a picture. This plate is from one of the most difficult times of my life. I was so sleep-deprived, I have no recollection of writing on this plate. Zero memory of this list. NONE. It scares me and makes me laugh at the same time.
Doesn't that just sum up life with twin newborns?!?!?!?!
Ah, is there any mother of new twins who hasn't wished for those things? I visited with a mom with 8 week old twins yesterday and was reminded—-again—by how freaking hard those first 3-4-6 months are. And how much easier, and more fun, my kiddos are today at 20 months. Am I tired? Sure! Do I still enjoy the red wine and chocolate? Absolutely! But, it's different…..
Hope your little boy feels better soon.
I'm very scared that you wanted a full night sleep at 7 months. I think I'll be writing my own letter to Santa soon. I hope he feels better!
Hope all are well soon…hang in there.
That plate is freakin' hilarious! Those 5 things are EXACTLY what I want for Christmas. I think the chocolate and wine may counteract my pre-pregnancy weight wish though. Oh well, I'll just cross the weight thing off the list and in its place add more chocolates.
LMAO! I would love for Santa to bring me a full night's sleep. Also a magic toning lotion for my 5-week postpartum belly.
Hope your little boy is feeling better already.
HAHAHAHAHA Oh my – this is GREAT! What a neat thing to find. And too funny that you don't recall writing on it at all!


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Climate in Texas
Average daytime and nighttime temperatures
All climate diagrams on this site result from the collected data from 36 measuring weather stations in Texas.
Weather stations at an altitude above 1220m have not been included.
All data correspond to the average monthly values of the last 20 years.
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Texas is one of the warmest regions in the United States of America with an average daily high temperature of 26 degrees.
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Sunshine hours per day
The number of hours of sunshine refers to the time when the sun is actually visible. That is, without any obstruction of visibility by clouds, fog or mountains. With 9 hours per day, June is the sunniest month in the state of Texas. In December, the sun shines the least.
Rain days per month
A rain day is a day on which at least 0.1 mm precipitation (=0.1 liter) per square meter falls. This can be rain, snow, hail or even dew. So it does not have to rain the whole day. With 7 rain days, May offers the most rain days, while November has the fewest.
Precipitation amount in mm/day
The amount of precipitation is measured in millimeters per square meter. Thus, at two mm/day, two liters of water fall on one square meter within 24 hours. With only 1.3 mm, the least amount of rain falls in February. May, on the other hand, has the most rain.
Water temperatures in °C
Water temperature depends not only on solar radiation within the same region, but also on ocean currents. For example, depending on the season, cold or warm water masses are moved from other areas. The warmest water temperatures in Texas are in August, when the water is 29 °C.
Relative humidity in %
Warm air can absorb more moisture than cold air. The relative humidity indicates how much moisture can be physically contained in the air. At high humidity, a person feels uncomfortable and perceives this as oppressive. In general, a relative humidity of 40-60% feels pleasant. With only 58% humidity on average, it is quite dry in April. The highest value of 67% is experienced here in December.
Absolute humidity in g/m³
In warm months, there is also a higher absolute humidity almost everywhere. At a temperature of 25°C, air can absorb up to 23 grams of water per cubic meter. At 20°C, it is only 17.3 grams. A relative humidity of 40% at 25°C thus corresponds to an absolute humidity of 9.2 grams of water. From a proportion of approx. 13.5 grams, humans perceive the air as muggy. This limit is reached for 5 months in Texas, although these are average values, and a month is rarely completely or not at all humid.
The "Humidex" (humidity index) is an index of well-being in warmer areas, calculated from the air temperature, relative humidity and dew point. The index corresponds approximately to the temperature felt. At high temperatures, the body transports heat away by sweating. At high humidity, the ambient air can only absorb a small amount of sweat and thus one feels uncomfortable. An index of 20-29 is considered comfortable. Up to 39, people perceive the air as slightly uncomfortable, and above 40, as very uncomfortable. Values above 45 are dangerous in the long run and often lead to heat stroke.
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Most important cities in the federal state »Texas«
Alone 6 major cities with over 700,000 inhabitants are located here. The federal state has a west-east extension of about 1230 km and over 1170 km from north to south.
Geo position
Houston 2,359,480 29° 45' 48"N 95° 21' 48"W
San Antonio 1,565,929 29° 25' 27"N 98° 29' 37"W
Dallas 1,379,735 32° 46' 59"N 96° 48' 24"W
Austin 1,018,842 30° 16' 2"N 97° 44' 35"W
Fort Worth 933,881 32° 43' 31"N 97° 19' 15"W
El Paso 701,120 31° 45' 31"N 106° 29' 13"W
Arlington 398,112 32° 44' 8"N 97° 6' 29"W
Corpus Christi 326,554 27° 48' 2"N 97° 23' 47"W
Plano 288,061 33° 1' 11"N 96° 41' 56"W
Laredo 257,156 27° 30' 23"N 99° 30' 27"W
Lubbock 252,506 33° 34' 40"N 101° 51' 19"W
Irving 238,289 32° 48' 50"N 96° 56' 56"W
Garland 234,943 32° 54' 45"N 96° 38' 20"W
Amarillo 199,582 35° 13' 19"N 101° 49' 53"W
Grand Prairie 190,682 32° 44' 45"N 96° 59' 52"W
Brownsville 183,823 25° 54' 6"N 97° 29' 51"W
McKinney 172,298 33° 11' 51"N 96° 36' 55"W
Frisco 163,656 33° 9' 2"N 96° 49' 25"W
Pasadena 153,351 29° 41' 28"N 95° 12' 33"W
Mesquite 143,736 32° 46' 0"N 96° 35' 57"W
Killeen 143,400 31° 7' 2"N 97° 43' 40"W
McAllen 142,212 26° 12' 12"N 98° 13' 48"W
Midland 134,610 31° 59' 50"N 102° 4' 40"W
Waco 134,432 31° 32' 58"N 97° 8' 48"W
Denton 133,808 33° 12' 53"N 97° 7' 59"W
Carrollton 133,351 32° 57' 13"N 96° 53' 25"W
Abilene 122,225 32° 26' 55"N 99° 43' 59"W
Round Rock 120,892 30° 30' 30"N 97° 40' 44"W
Beaumont 118,299 30° 5' 10"N 94° 6' 7"W
Odessa 117,871 31° 50' 44"N 102° 22' 4"W
Data basis: German Weather Service, individual values averaged and supplemented by own elements. Data on cities and inhabitants: geonames.org, United Nations Statistics Division and own research.
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